Small-Group Giverny and Van Gogh's Room in Auvers from Paris

Explore the artistic legacy of renowned painters Claude Monet and Vincent Van Gogh during a guided small-group day trip departing from Paris. This itinerary offers an opportunity to visit their final resting places, providing visitors with a profound connection to the works of art they created.

Explore the enchanting landscapes of Claude Monet's garden and homes in Giverny, where the renowned Impressionist artist created masterpieces such as "Water Lilies" and "Willow Trees." Admire the tranquil beauty of the Clos Normand and Japanese Water Gardens, reminiscent of Monet's artistic vision. Then, venture into the vibrant interiors of Monet's colorful family residence for an exclusive glimpse into his daily life.

Upon concluding your tour of Monet's works, proceed to the nearby village of Auvers-Sur-Oise, where you can delve deeper into the tumultuous life and innovative post-Impressionism of Vincent van Gogh. Visit the historic boarding house where Vincent spent the last three months of his life, surrounded by the natural surroundings that inspired many of his iconic paintings.

Subsequently, immerse yourself in the serene countryside around Auvers-Sur-Oise, where 77 of Monet's beloved paintings were inspired. Take a stroll through the picturesque Gothic Church of Auvers or gaze upon the dramatic Wheat Field with Crows. These locations provide invaluable insights into the profound influence of the region on Monet's work and personal development.

Finally, conclude your journey with a visit to Vincent van Gogh's humble resting place, a modest ivy-covered grave site that pays homage to one of the most influential figures in modern art history.